The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-28
August Dolten, tho wellknown shipbrok-
or ~ IIo ~ 1>uro SO 1ooI

August Bolten, tho we'll -known shipbrok-
er OF Hamburg, is dead.
The Standard says that Clare Kerry,
Galway and West Cork, should be pro.
claimed Immediately under the crimes act.
Other districts should be proclaimed il
necessary.
At Caraquet, N. B., an unmarried wom-
an named Ross, mother OF three children,
all OF whom arc now esad, has been ar.
rested, charged with infanticids. She fore.
ed q spoon down the throat OF her child,
and when an attempt was made to extri.
cate it 1t broke, one part remaining in the
childs throat. Tho infant died after sui.
fering terrible agony. 1t is suspected that
the woman made away with tho other two
children.
Postmasters commissioned Wisconsin,:
Knowles, j. Bernard. Fourth-clas post.
masters appointed-Dakota: Vandervort,
G. Furness. Minnesota: Paddock, N. G..
Bradley; Welcome, II. Huntzman.
Tho iorger Oscar J. Harvey, chief OF the
claims division OF the treasury department.
who less than two weeks ago was arrested,
has been indicted by the grand jury, ar
Ranged, tried and sentenced to twelve
years in the Albany penitentiary. This
summary action is due in great part to the
fact that Harvey pleaded guilty:
1t is reported from Russian SOURCES that
the Bulgarian government has arrested NJ.
Radoslavoff, minister OF tho interior in the
cabinet just superseded, on q charge of
treason.
Rev. John Walton has been elected presi-
dent OF the Wesleyan conferences. The
Methodist free church conference is sitting
at Louth. Nea:ly one hundred ministers
in attendance have been seized with chol-
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traced to foul water. All are recovering.
Helena, A. A. Sellwood; Rec Nights. J.
Jackson. Fourth-class postmastors an.
pointed-Dakota: Grobe, Lena Bastian.
Minnesota: Oakland, J. J. Smith; Fintah.
w. Brothers.
The following patents have been issued
Minnesota: G. Z. Spin, Minneapolis
shaft hanger; H. j. Friesolle MINNEAPOLIS
heater; r., Humble and j. Mcleod, St
Paul, connecting rod; +. Jenkinson, Min
ncapolis, stone saw mill; G. Il. H. Ripley,
Minneapolis, stock car; A. H. Ristvodt,
Milan. sod puiverizer; G.. H. Scofled, Hay
Creek, draft equalizer; j. Yates, Mime.
apolis. machine Tor hulling rice. Wisconsin:
l. Boyer and A. B. Rohde, Mishicot, COW
mixer: F. Fisher, Fennimore, sled; J. A.
Hayton, Milwaukee, vehicle shaft; w
Lurkins. Milwaukee, sectional steam boil
er; A. G. Paddock, Beaver Dam, harrow;
A. J. Pierce, Madison, steam engine valve:
A. Sanford. Oshkosh, ferrule for cant
hooks and like. Dakota: G.. H. Corey
Corey, chemical fire extinguisher; j. t.
Nuding, kloeppel animal trap; NJ. T.
Scarab, Michigan City, copying press.
The porte has sent Giro ular to tho pow
ers suggesting that Prince Ferdinand be
made governor OF Roumelia and regent o|
Bulgaria until tho new sobranie chooses a
ruler.
Little Alfonso KILL, king OF Spain, aged
one year, receives q salary OF $1,000, OOC
year.
Acting Secretary Muldrow decides tina,
the swamp lands In the Duluth District
shall be patented to the state OF Minnsso
Ia.
Charles A. De Graf, proprietor OF the
Great stock farm at Jauesvil lille, Mimi, died
at the Merchants hotel st. Paul, ehortl,
before 2 o'clock last Wednesday mornin,
the goth inst. He had been confined te
his room in the Merchants hotel for thu
past ten weeks, and was constantly at
tended by his father, Col. De Graf, and hi.
sister, Mrs. John Berkey OF St. Paul
Charles A. De Graft was iorty-four years o
age, was unmarried, and had lived for til,
last twenty years on his Lake Elysiar
stock farm in Waseca county. For some
time past he has been associated with Col
William Crooks il railroad construction
James g. Blaine and Andrew Ca-neei,
attended tho unvailing ct Duniermline
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